The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-01-27
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Next Wednesday week, February Stu, 10
Arbor Day for 1887.
Capt r.. A Shine, Commissioner, will sell
desirable lands, on the first Monday Qhe 7th) in
Februafv, at the Cour, House.
Remember that City Taxes for 1885, are
overdue. John G. Collins, City Collector, at
Ft,EIprAx Office, will be pleased TO see all who
have moi settled.
Mr. A. Grausnard, representing the New
Orleans wine importing house OF Joseph Du-
anesne j. in the CITY.
-Sry.n Springs Iron Alum Mass is the finest
tonic and appetizer known. Cures dyspepsia,
sick headache. AMI kidney troubles. Sold by
druggists oI sent by mail; price so cents and
$lmp~i bottle Adiress
Hon JOIN. H. McKinne, State Senator from
Jaek.on arrived AT the Leon last Thursday.
Daring hi. STAY in the city he made pleasant
call a, he FLoRIDIAN sanctum.
Rev f. H. Harman Presiding Elder of Tai
laha,s.,c District, had large congregation to
heal him preach at the NJ. E. Church, South,
lss, Sunday morning when he delivered an ex-
celleni sermon.
Fv.ry medicine advertised in this paper will be found
80 I,rn.. sore l3u
Miss Emmie Tatum is spending few weeks
with friends in Thomasville.
Mr. r b German has secured about halt OF
The amount necessary 10 secure canvasser to
cali upon citizens of county and city to solicit
sub,criptions OF land, nancy, SC, to aid in the
construction Of IA railroad to Tallahassee. This
i.a matter that should not be delayed. Call on
Mr. German. at his store, and contribute to the
clnvassins fund.
Miss Alice Campbell of Virginia, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. General Lang.
Ask for a copy Of the Garden Seed Manual
At LIvELY's DRUG STORE.
Major " O. Ames and wife will entertain
the members Of thu Tallahassee Whist Club, al
their residence, corner of Augustine and Adams
streets. this evening.
MI II. C. Rcnwinkel, one of Wakullas most
successful farmers and best citizens, was in the
CITY Yesterday. and renewed his subscription 10
the FLogIDIAS for the 22l year. aud can't do
without the paper.
-ExSpeiker r ,bt w. Davis in attendance
on the Supreme Court, was among the welcome
visitors 10 the FLoRIDIAN sanctum this week.
Hon. FL. Owens, of Quincy, was among the
-Enoch Garter, who was sentenced 10 be
hanged AT Orlando, on the 18th of January, has
been respite by Governor Perry until the 18th
OF March
80 Yard best Carpet Lining at Gilmore Hertt,s
Mr. John H. Lane, of New York, is spend
ing few weeks with his sister, Mrs. L. D. Ball
on Calhoun street.
The local amateurs of the Capital City are,
rehearsing for public entertainment. This an
nouDcemenl is guarantee that Tallahassee will
enjoy excellent performance at the opera
house in a :ew weeks
Royal Bull cigars, only 5 cents, at Affords.
The members of the Leon Cornet Band
have presented their leader, Mr.. A. D. Magbee,
with handsome REIMBURSEMENT, E fat cornet,
al a cost of $40
Mr. Egbert Minis few days ago brought
IN a lot Of fine country cured hams, which he
sold al Il. cents per pound
Mr.. Joshua Duncan has left at the jewelry
store OF Mr. +. W. Clark sample of excel, Mt
tobacco raised BY him on the plantation of Hon.
Wallace :. Jones, in Jefferson county. The
seed Was from Cuba tobacco grown in Connec-
iicni, and was ordered by Mr.. Clark. The leaf
Of the tobacco grown by Mr.. Duncan is very
large. and with proper handling would be val
liable crop.
Miss Katie Diwkns, daughter OF Judge d.
l. Dawkns, jacksonville, is the guest of Miss
Lizzie Tatum.
Capt. Patrick Houstoun left this week To
visit friends in Savannah
ia. 10 ,,,1a IF fU
Was among the guests of the st. James the pas
week.
All young people interested in the organize
t"n oi "A Band of Hope" or Juvenile Temper.
ance Siciely, are invited to meet at the Presby
ierian Church next Sabbath afternoon, January
Both. al $50 o'clock
On Saturday last Mr.. WIN. Kemble Lent'
receive'l from Leon county herd of fine thor
oug'bred and high grade Jersey cattle. from til.
well known Water Oak Stock Farm of Col. Johr
Bradford. Of Bradf'rlville, Leon couniy.-SsrtN
IEdeTsndent
Hon. James T. Broome. Of Quincy, was {
guest at the New Leon portion of last week.
See notice of incorporation of the Alabam.
Midland Railroad Company.
The firm oi Joseph Cohen & Co. has beer
Dissolved by mutual consent and the goods arr
being sold At and below cost. See card.
Mr.. H. Pichard, who lives about two mile
north of the city. is supplying Tallahasseean
with fine cabbage.
Colonel T. S Williams is on business triI
10 Jacksonville.
Mr.. H. +. Namely, who some months az
puichased the Johns place, eight miles east G
Tallahassee, has recently planted there on
oushel of pecans, one of peach stones, two {
English walnuts, half bushel Of apricots, prun
plums, neciarines, &c. He has also put out tw
Or three acres of fig cuttings and a number q
cherry and Spanish chestnut plants.
immigrant goes to e .st or South Floridi
ouys place, puts five, ten. or twenty acres
an orange grove, and, by close personal after
uon and the use of fertilizers, 10 few years b
can sell his grove for 81 600 or 81 500 per acr,
Lake results are possible 10 Middle and We.
Florida with the LeCont pear. pecans. Englis
Walnu.s, figs &c. Only intelligent direction m
proper attention Is required TO make the lstts
~ profitable as the former.
Mr.. w. B. Beknap, wife and daughter, NJ
Vi. +. Allen aud q number Of friends of Lor
hville, will arrive at The New Leon next weel
Mr. W. n. Mcintosh, Jr- Ieft yesterday Q
abusnes trip 10 Jacksonville.